[nmglug] WWW service provided

[David Borton]

I agree.  Don't encourage GoDaddy.  Brownrice is great... very
knowledgeable and besides they are local.  

If you need to shave the cost down to $7 / month, you can try KnownHost
@  http://www.knownhost.com/shared-hosting.html.  I am using them for
two sites and they do cover the basics with fast support.  No problems
so far.
 
It sounds like all Aaron wants is storage, so maybe dropbox would work.

On 03/01/2011 08:09 AM, michael w wrote:
> Brownrice was my local choice in NM out of Taos.  Personal attention
> and professional service.  No shell access.
> http://hosting.brownrice.com/
>
> Dreamhost is widely used and also offers an included deliberate
> "backup" account setup to use rsync/sftp/etc to manage backups at 50GB
> +.  Their services are comparably slow, but cheap.
>
> Godaddy should be taken to court for wasting hours of everyone's time
> who has ever touched their website.  Please, do not encourage them.
>
> --mikey in Sea.
>
> On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 8:53 PM, Andres Paglayan <andres at paglayan.com> wrote:
>> On Mon, 2011-02-28 at 15:51 -0700, Aaron Birenboim wrote:
>>
>> I need to find a new Internet hosting provider.
>>
>> read below only if the provider you are abandoning is not dreamhost,
>>
>> All I used them for was:
>>
>>   * e-mail forwarding
>>        - forward the vanity domain addresses to appropriate
>>               yahoo/google mail accounts
>>   * DNS management
>>       - use their DNS server to point some sub-domains
>>          to the static IPs at our office
>>   * WWW/storage?
>>         We really did not use WWW,
>>         We just used the WWW storage area
>>         for on-line backups.
>>
>>
>> We use dreamhost exactly with the features you mentioned above,
>> for some domains we use their email servers,
>> others transparently forward to google (never tried yahoo)
>>
>> we run a bunch of heavy web apps on servers colocated in Albuquerque (Prism)
>> and we use DH DNS to redirect all http related,
>>
>> For a another couple of domains,
>> we just manage DNS from godaddy,
>> to direct requests to our servers without using DH email srvs nor their DNS
>>
>> although DH offers unlimited all
>> I remember that when running a memory intense app,
>> it will be just killed if the memory of its process goes over a little
>> threshold,
>>
>> with storage that doesn't seem to be a problem,
>> you can copy your keys and do rsync to any folder on your /home
>> it won't be seen unless on a http path, or you can put your own .httpaccess
>> file,
>>
>> you can even install git locally and run your repos there,
>> (you can really install whatever you want via ssh on your own user account)
>>
>> although for hosting code I'd recommend http://github.com
>> it is our only place for code, we pay a private plan and is totally worth
>> it,
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Both godaddy and 1and1 offer WWW hosting plans
>> with 150-250 GB storage for around $10/month.
>> ******************************
>> *******************
>> *** Anybody know if we will be able to get away
>> *** using them as detailed above?nigricans
>> **********************************************
>> i.e.  We really didn't use the WWW hosting,
>>       but we pushed some cyphertext up there for backup.
>>
>> Both claim some sort of ssh access.
>> It is my hope that we can find a way to run
>> something like rsync over that ssh,
>> and perhaps make our cyphertext non-readable
>> to the WWW server.  Worst case, put
>> it in a folder that is shut off using
>>   .htaccess?
>>
>> The off-line storage will be just for a few critical things,
>> like source code repositories.
>> I think we can keep it to about 10-40GB (depending on pruning),
>> with very little storage update bandwidth.
>>
>>   Thanks for any advice,
>>
>>          aaron
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